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Motorist Died After Car And Motorcycle Collision

Posted on Monday, March 16th, 2020 at 12:57 am

An unknown motorist was killed in an accident involving a car and a motorcycle, a March 14 article of Oklahoma’s News 4 reported.

The incident happened at Southwest 48th and Pennsylvania Avenue, before 4:00 PM Saturday. The motorist was transported to a hospital but he was later pronounced deceased. The victim’s name has not been released yet.

The lawyers at the Abel Law Firm in Oklahoma believe that families who have lost their loved ones in a car accident should be entitled to remunerations to help them recover their financial loss. If you are in such a situation, we may be able to help you pursue damage claims from negligent parties. Learn more about your options from us today by calling (405) 239-7046.

Categories: Car Accidents, Truck Accidents

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